Olubajé
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Olubajé
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Atoto... O Império chegou
Sou Jeje, Nagô... Sou raça
Vestido de palha
O Império chegou... Atoto
Omolu, o fruto do ventre de Nanã
Oluayê, criado nos seis de Yemanjá
É força, é canto e dança
No toque do Opanijé
Vai começar Olubajé
Xirê... Vem, meu velho feiticeiro
És o brilho verdadeiro
Senhor da terra e do Sol
Seu calor é chama da vida, mas também da dor
Resplandeceu a luz
No poder do Xaxará
Deixa a Sinfonia tocar
Yewa, Nanã, Ossain, Oxumaré
Iroko, majestoso orixá
Uniu Orum e Ayê
Firma o batuque, eu vou saudar
Yewá, Nanã, Ossain, Oxumaré
Iroko, majestoso orixá
Pra exaltar o Rei
Ô, me leva que eu quero ir
Ôôôôô... Tem banquete a noite inteira
Ôôôôô... Não é brincadeira
Tem oro no Candomblé
Axé, meu povo Yorubá, a fé me leva
A paz invade o altar do samba e faz
Dessa Avenida meu Ylê
A Formiga é você!
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Yes. The related section below points to A Genialidade da Loucura and A Império da Tijuca Chegou with a short reason for opening each page next.
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